Hand-Pinch Ceramic Pot Mini Rose

Hand-Pinch Ceramic Pot Mini Rose Pot width approx. 10 cm Plant height approx. 22 cm Here are some common care suggestions for Miniature Roses — with proper attention, they can remain healthy and bloom frequently: ✅ Light They thrive in **abundant light**: ideally, place them in a spot with **sun exposure**. If grown indoors, a windowsill (south or west-facing) is preferable. Insufficient light can lead to weak growth, sparse foliage, and fewer blooms. 💧 Watering & Humidity The soil should be kept **slightly moist but not waterlogged**. A common guideline is to water every 1–3 days, adjusting based on weather and soil moisture. When watering, it's best to water thoroughly **from the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot**. This ensures the roots can absorb water and excess moisture drains away, preventing roots from sitting in water. 🌱 Fertilizer During the growing season (spring and summer), you can apply a balanced fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) **every 4–6 weeks**. Over-fertilizing is not necessary, but regular feeding supports abundant blooms and healthy leaf color. ✂️ Pruning & Shaping After flowering, **deadhead spent blooms** to encourage new flowers. If stems become too long or the plant's shape becomes unruly, **prune as needed**. This not only maintains the aesthetic appeal of the potted plant but also aids in air circulation and light penetration. 🪴 Potting Soil & Repotting It is recommended to use **airy, well-draining potting soil**. Avoid soils that retain water or have poor drainage. If the soil becomes compacted, drains poorly, or the plant is growing vigorously/roots are crowded, consider **repotting every 1–2 years**. Use fresh soil and provide ample space for the roots. 🚫 Pest & Disease Prevention Common diseases include black spot, powdery mildew, and rust. Maintaining good **air circulation** and **avoiding prolonged leaf wetness** helps in prevention. If you notice diseased spots or pests, consider using a spray of natural soap water/diluted pesticide, or remove infected leaves. 🌼 Growth Cycle & Dormancy Most miniature roses are deciduous or semi-deciduous shrubs and have a dormant period according to the seasons. Growth may slow down in winter, and leaves may drop. Be mindful not to overwater, and temporarily suspend fertilization.